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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
LOCAL AND OTHER yors.


Scraps from n Notebook Of the
sensfDePs Reporter.
Good Friday.
Yesterdays quotation of silver, so 99k.
VIM. whalen arrived yesterday from
Mineral Hill.
Mrs. W. H. Scott returned yesterday
from California.
The average price Of mules in Colorado
is $500 o pair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Fast came up yes
terday from Palisade.
Last year thirty-six telegraph offices
were opened In China.
Salt Lake Herald: The fashionable fu-
neral is a reflection upon Christianity.
1t commenced showing about dark last
| evening, with indications for q good sup
ply Of it.
In the town OF Oakland, Maine, q young
lawyer was chosen to fill six different pub
lilo offices.
M. B. Bartlett has received his COM
mission as Postmaster of Eureka, and is
now q full fiedged Nasty.
Friar's Point Gazette: The fees to
sleeping car porters are not increased by
tu6 lutcEotbtC OOhiihutC Dlils
Boston Globe: Dog parties are fashion,
able in Washington. Well, cat concerts
have been in vogue here for a long time.
Utica Observer: It isn't the electoral
votes Of the South that John Sherman is
after. What he wants 10 delegates-dele-
gates.
The storm yesterday affected the working
OF the telegraph lines considerably. II
was almost impossible to &c. any news
over them.
Mining assessments falling delinquent
in April amount to S526, 100, of which
Nevada mines want S473, 900 and Califor-
nis $50, 500.
John Molitor of Hamilton, arrived last
evening by private conveyance. He will
leave this morning for San Francisco to
visit b is family.
San Francisco Post: The average legis-
lator likes to be solid with the executive
power. II he does not want an office, he
may some time need q pardon.
Oshkosh Northwestern: When q man
becomes SO unpopular that he can't stand
1t to realize his own unpopularity it Is time
that he was asked to step aside.
New Orleans Picayune: Put beer up to
20 cents a glass and a man could save q
great deal by swearing off. 1t is the
oheapness OF liquor that ruins q people.
Forty representative merchants and
manufacturers Of Chicago have organized
an association for resisting the railroads
in the advancement in the mileage Of COM
mercial travellers.
Living Church: "sUndressed kid 10 the
f~svorite material for slippers says q fash
ion Journal. II may be added that
slippers are not the favorite material with
the undressed kid 70
The Lewiston Journal says that 9 "bit
OF sympathy is worth more than a dollar"
so it is sometimes, but q dollar added to
q bit OF sympathy will make II 90 q good
deal further at the grocer's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
PaIisade Hotel.

The restaurant attached to the Palisade
Hotel has just been opened by Miss Lizzie
Pratt, A frst-clsss French cook has been
employed, aud the table furnished with all
the delicscies of the season. Special ac-
commodAtions to travellers and families.
The rooms are large and airy, and have all
been reitted and refurnished. A first
class hotel in every particular. n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
The Sale of Haggin's Horses.

SAN Francisco, April Tone hundred
and two head Of stock. belonging to Hag-
gin, were sold to-day, and bought for
$18. 000. The highest price paid was $460.
The horses were all raised on Haggin's
ranches in Kern and Sacramento ties.
Hsggin expressed himself much pleased
with the result OF the sale.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08

The entire stock Of dry and fancy goods.
carpets. ETC.. formerly owned by ALI Har-
ris, must be disposed of at the earliest
moment for the benefit of his
creditors. The goods will positively be
sold at San Francisco cost prices. For
cash only. M. KARsKY, Receiver.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
Something Worth H..x,uu

Among the orchestra numbers adyer.
tised for next Tuesdays concert, we see
the paraphrase, "Die Lorsley," BY Mes.
wadba, which all music-loving people will
consider worth alone the price of admis.
sion. Il will be played as a quintet for
two violins. c%larionet. flute and piano. bv
Messrs. Rieeelhuth, Guenzel, Marneh;.
Monaco and Peters, who are now rehears.
ing ID daily.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
spooner.s station burned.

The Carson Appeal says: About O'Clock
on Sunday last %Spooner's Hotel on the
Lake Tahoe road was burned to the ground
by fire originating in the kitchen. Mr..
spooner only saved a few trunks. This is
his second loss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
Change of base.

W. J. Smith takes pleasure in informing
the residents of Eureka and surrounding
country that his stationery and business
ia now located in the new Postofice build
ing, where q full and complete stock will
always be found, together with the latest
novelties at the most reasonable prices.
A full line OF fine tobacco and cigarettes.
Imported Kew West and Domestic cigars a
specialty. With many thanks for their
past liberal patronage. he hopes to merit
a continuance OF the same.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
Music Lessons.

J. M. Navoni, professor Of music, has
decided to remain in Eureka this Winter,
and will be pleased to confer with any de-
string instructions on the violin, piano
and guitar. Special attention paid to the
cultivation of the voice. Leave orders at
Oapron's drug store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
Notice.

All parties knowing themselver to be In.
oeo.ed TO All Harris will please call and
SETTLE and avoid further expense.
M. kARsEY, Receiver.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
The Library Hall building Burned

SPECIAL TO THE sEafINEL.l
SAN MATEo, CAL, April THE Library
Hall building. one Of the finest structures
in this place. was destroyed by fire at 4
O'Clock this afternoon. The building
which was Q two-story brick, was com
pleted in January. 1885, at a cost Of S20,-
600. Besides. the reading hall of the
library wal occupied by the Odd Fellows,
Native Sons OF the Golden West, and the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen. all
of whose property was lost. The Odd
Fellows were insured. The insurance or
the building was $4,000. The cause Of
the fire is unknown. Work will 500 be
commenced on the new hall.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
Discoveries More Valuable Tbal
Gold.

Are Santa Able, the California discovery
for consumption and diseases Of the throat,
chest and lungs. and California Cat-r-cure,
the only guaranteed cure for catarrh, cold
in the head and kindred complaints. They
are sold at 81 per package, or three for
So so, and are recommended and used by
the leading physicians of the Pacific
Coast. Not secret compounds. Gusran-
teed and sold by John s. Cspron, Main
street, Eureka, Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08

store, q fine assortment Of fresh garden
seeds, flower seeds, grass seeds, etc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
M.

Proprietor Of n White House
ClOthingnEmpOriunn,
Is selling his immense stock of Winter
clothing, and all other goods, at greatly
reduced prices. Bargain seekers will do
we'll to examine my stock before buying
else where, M. KARsKY.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
Notice to Jurors.

TIME FOLLOWING ORDER WAS THIS DAY
made in open Court, to wit:
Ordered, That the Trial Jurors heretofore
summoned to attend before the District Court
Of the State of Nevada, Eureka county, in ODE,
dience to a yenire issued on the 23d day OF
FEBRUARY, 1887, Re, and they are hereby ex-
cused from further attendance upon said Court,
in obedience to said luminous and Venire.
WITNESS MY HAND OFFICIALLY, AND THE
IssALl Seal of said Court. April 2, 1887.
+. II. HARMON, Clerk.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08

W. q. Stowell. druggist and assaye
No Main street. 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08

Extra large size busters at the Postofic
Bookstore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-04-08
n. a r. PAssENsER TRAVEL.

ARRIVALS YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs. W. II. Scott Hon Thos Wren
] L Fast and VT VIM Whalen
J Porter
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-21
he Esmeralda. She has a speed of 10 knots,

the Esmeralda. She has speed of Is knots,
two turret cannon of Is tons each, carrying
projectiles of $50 pounds, capable of piercing
20 inches of iron. Besides these big guns she
carries 6 Atom breech-loading guns as broad
sides and an assortment of Hotchkiss, Gard
ner, and Gattng rapid-fring magazine guns.
Her engines are G, 900 horse power All her
guns and machinery work by hydraulic
power. Then comes the iron-clad Blanco
Encalada, named after a redoubtable
Admiral in our service, with speed of 10
knots and battery of 6 cannon of 4 tons
each This vessel is now in England being
fitted out with the Whitehead torpedo, and
it is the intention of the naval authorities to
send every one of our feet to England for
this purpose. The third of our vessels is the
ron-clad Almirante Cochrane, named after
another of our naval heroes. She has speed
of IL knots, and has cannon of 800 pounds.
Then comes the monitor Huascar, taken
from the Peruvians, IL knots two turret
cannon and understanding cannon. Then
the corvet Chachaluco, built in England, II
knots, cannon of lis pounds, two 70pound-
ers; all of these guns are ON deck. Next is
the Gen. O'Higgins, which was taken from
the Spanish in the war of independence; II
knots, cannon of 115 pounds, and two 70
Founders, all on deck. The corvet Altao 10
knots, one cannon of 70 pounds, and two of
40 pounds, all on deck. She is used as a cadet
training ship. Then the Magellanes, IL
knots, 40-pounders; used in the hydro
graphic service Then there is the cruiser
Anganus, Is knots, one turret cannon of $50
pounds Then our vessel the Pilcomayo 10
knots, one cannon of 10 and four smaller
ones; we used her as a boys training-ship.
Then we finish the list with the transports
Amazonas, Tolten, Toro, Lautau, Valdivia
and Chilli fifteen torpedo boats and four
receiving ships.
The finest building in Valparaiso is dedicat-
ed to the use of naval school, and in Fiume,
Italy, there are six officers yearly who are
being trained in the torpedo service, and
| will conclude by saying that SO much does
Chill think of her naval heroes that the finest
monument in the republic is dedicated to the
memory of Arturo Pratt, who commanded
the Esmeralda, which sank in her fight with
the Huascarn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-21
THE CHILEAN NAVY.
ae new and Interesting Facts Con
corning Its Status.

from the San Francisco Chronicle.
Inc astounding progress which Chill is
making toward securing for herself navy
Nucn shall compare favorably with the naval
~ rd.al of the world has long been
NJ, gasc ap with curious eyes by the people of
sn country, and the conviction has been
Swing stronger that the CHILEAN navy will
f"i ~. Instant day rank we'll with the power
lu fleets of the Old World. That Chill can
NY hcr vessels when she possesses them is
ssSSahl1iowledged, for the public memory still
FAILS e@ils recollection of the terrible fight sus-
C coue1 oy the wooden vessels EsmeraIda and
s na against the ironclads Huascar
FeIuvians. WIG
nar naen Vne view or learning something con-
no. .lnS the Gillian navy Chronicle re-
H. %eI boarded the Pilcomayo, now living in
i TS naroor, yesterday and was met by
Az r' ~ John Williams, whose grandfather,
M n91shlnan, served in the Gillian war of
Gapehuence, and whose father holds a
WI VII command in the navy, having served
ps ru sanantiy throughout the late war with
M lou ask me something about our navy.
ayers le would De true Gillian if he were
ny 70 speaking about it. We have ut
nv but "a small fleet, and though / nv
NJ Soy IL, Whatever there is OF it Is good
SN.I resolved to have the best fieet in
Io ~yi america, and see no reason why we
~ old not have it.p
so, - not the Gillian navy, then. the most
'yG%NSrIui IN South American
slveS 1 ~ we do not take that credit to our
bsr',..o razll has very powerful navy. IL
kSn 81, ana She, having more money. has
Which, uietiy securing very powerful fleet.
be-, would astonish people who have NOT
toordtii Llowing her policy. She has an ex-
hiinn .n IN powerful fleet, and il is our am
Stronger Op y nave one fully as powerful If not
n,y Mat do chilians think Of the American
aisinPp 'Oe u" Lieutenant's extreme politeness
lures '''iile oveispread his handsome fea-
osloor. admire the United States naval
ysdl and the rpirit which na..
tSshios..i service, but your shipa are old
vii ISo NV, We are not a wealthy nation but
Wei ',, ,ii4h you Mt. First of thes., h the
lam f ksmeInlda, built by Sin WI.
crulses lih.s,iong AZ Ntwcastl,,on-f yne. 1'bis
daa mos. ins mt of rs class 0nd llas sery,si
w. ,ssh3 Ton The new va..als A., ~ L,,llt for
Tan t'eflenn navy Mta,s..iin@ 4 lev "a.
hsrA.. Construction. IA4 41...... =. eoy,'..i
tlas, Kan, which E<...I a '.' m. ,.,1,i''.g
hofs.s ~, " d. Jun IA il|4 mon lion
"a eonstraa "a 1lAn. h. hnss of
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-21
Instructions.
4iiSCl ACbA0AAo'
Poefo,, Teffat- IN fbe Pyo7;i6ence Journal

Boston Letter to tie Providence Journal.
A little Boston maiden of summers has
prize King Charles Spaniel for which a doting
aunt paid the neat price of $500. The aunt was
DESTROYS of entering the dog at bench show,
she did So It then became necessary to break the
news to the child that for four days she would
be separated from her pet. AT first she refused
to be comforted. answering all arguments and
offers of brides merely by extravagant lamenta-
tons; but at length the inevitable seemed to as
sert itself in the corner of her small brain de
voted to philosophy, and upon the theory that
what must be, must be, she became more calm
She was overheard, however, giving very earn
est advice to her darling upon the proper man
ner of conducting himself in this strange show
to which he was going, and she laid especial
stress upon the company he was to keep there.
Don't 'sociate with common dogs, she in
structed him impressively. You may speak to
the Presidents dog, Queen Victoria's dog and
and Gods dog"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-04-21
Invigorato tho Digestion.

BRANDRErn's Plus inyigorate the d..
gestlon and stimulate thu torpid liver and
bowels. they cleanse the b.CgJ and iinpaFt
new ylgor a. the body rpa or two every
night fOr we,k VII ually ~ OIL That -
REQUIRED F0f constipation ~ dyapnlaih efle
0f two ialen ugery night will Ina nhoft tne
effe,t an nJs9inte cuFQ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

szta 40 sqdu: Przy' terazniej-
szej rozprawie oskarzerie pro-
wadzi1 zastepca prokuratora p.
Reder, a obrone dr.. kIucxi.
Ma pierwsze zapytanie try.
buna}u, czy Marya Bledow-
ska jest winnq z%ab6jstwa, cd
powiedzieli przysiegli 8 gi!osa-
mi przecjw 4 g]csom; ME. Ma
drugie zapytanie, czy jest win.
ma ciezkiego uszkodzenia ciele.
snego, odpowiedzieli Jednogfo-
snie: tax. WskuteK tego wy
roku, sad skazaf Marie Bic
dowske ma 10 miesieey ciez-
kiego wiezienia. O~glos7enie
tego wyroku wywofa1o ogolne
zdziwienie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
TELEGRANY.

RuszczuA:. Przyslijcie jeszczc
z kilkadziesiqt tysiecy rubli
(ale srebrem, DO papier6w
brac ME chcq), a 2robimy no.
we pcwstanle.
Petersburg. Ruble wyczerpa-
ne, 10 Czarnogora DUO kosztu-
je - a do Galic;i idzie takae
jak woda do mcrza. Zrobcie
powstanie ma kredyt.
RuszcaM. A nuz zlapiq i
rozstrze]aja jak tamtych? Ma
kredyt &ycie ryzykowac? Me,
my HE tacy g}upi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Esha polskis Z Amsfyki
Warusa dochodzqce.
G'emtralne TOwarzystwO
POlek.

SzanOWny RedaktOrZe!
Ni~niejszem proszqc o }aska-
we wstawienie ponizszeg co.,
mann zaszczyt douiesG mu, il
ma walnem posiedzeniu Tow.
CentIalnego Polek w Amery.
ce, odbytem W hall PREY l8tej
i Centre Ave. ma dniu 27go
kwie:nia miedzy innemi costa
Ia uchwalona rezolucya przesfa-
MIA ~nqjszerszego podziekowam'a
wszystkim szalownym pismom
Polskim, W Ameryce popierajq-
Gym organizacye n~arodovq Pc.
lex. Tuszac nadzieje, zepismate
j nadaI ME odmowia 1askawe.
so popareIa siostrom swoim
iouacZholH, Il pIZyJelillloecla
donosze, u zebranie Polek wy
mienione wy&ei mimo snieznej
strasznej zawieruchy odbylo
sic nadspodziewanie llczne, co
jest dowodem, re duch naro-
dowy, rozbudzony wa2noscia
ldei lacznosci siostr Polek v
Ameryce nie pozwoli sic wstrzy-
mac Aadnemi przeciwnosciami
j gor4ce patryotyczne uczucle
i mllosc ojczyzny przelamie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

fruzana dyecezy'i kujawsko-
kaliskiej, o ktorego smierci
doniosiem " przesz1ym nume-
re.
Urodzif sic dnia 3 czerwca 1925
l.. w ohoiicach R%adziejowa, W raw
skim, 4 rodz;c6w Piotra i F'rydery-
XII Z Kaizes6w. Oddany p%oczatko-
wo do szko}y powiatowej rawskiej,
przeszedf n%astepnir do gimnazyum
w Warszawie i takowe chlubnic u
kohczy}. Cichy zawszc i }agodny,
uczuwaf Cd lat ma mfodszych po~
wofanie do stanu duchownego, q
W zamiarach tych utwierdzia4a go
szczegolniej matka, kobieta wielce
pobozna i re!igijna. Wstapiwszy do
seminaryuln, pozyskaf sobic w krot-
ce mi}osG wszystkich koleg6w j
prxeFozonych, oraz zwr6ci} ma sic
bic oczy biskupa Tomaszewskiego,
ktdry tez wysFa} go do akademii
d%uchownej warszawskiej i zache-
caf do pilnych study6w. ACADEMIC
te ~ukohczy} s. p. ks. Pollner &c sto-
pmiem magistra sw. Teologii. Il o.
trzymawszy w r. ls49 s~wiecenia
kapfanskie, mianowany byf wika-
ryuszcm w Dzia}ozynic, a nastepnie
w Patkowie, W roku zas 1851 po,
wo}any ma sekretarza konsystorza
gencralnego w Ka]iszu. w roku
1855 widzimy S. p. ksiedza Pollne-
ia ma probostwie W Goliszewic, w
r. 1857 ma urzedzic pisarza konsy-
storskiego i We godnosci
kanonika kolegiaty, a W I. 1872 ia
ko sedziego konsystorza ka]iskiego.
- Mic majac zdrowia do spclnia-
mia posing kapFahsk1ch, poswieci}
sic szczegdlniej biorowej piracy
konsystorzu, jednai &C sobie pilno-
scia i bystroscia W rozwlazywaniu
rdznych zawi}ych spraw %powszcchne
uznanie. Mianowany wreszcie pre-
pozytem koscio}a sw. Mikolaja W
Kaliszu, oraz kanonikicm grcmial-
nym w r. 1877, doczekaf chwili no
minacyi nowych biskup6w W +.
1888. Wowczas tez, gdy uwaga mai :
wyzszei wfadzy duchownej zwr6ci-
Ia sic ma nicgo i Ojciec sw. pra-
gna} powo}ac go ma czynny urzad
pasterski, swietej pamieci ks. Poll
ner wypraszaF sic gorliwie cd tego
%zaszczytu, zas}aniajec sic chorobq i
brakiem sill starganych. Mianowa-
ny biskupem %trojahskim i sufraga-
mem dyecezyi kuj awsko-kaliskiej
odbyf prekonizacye dopiero W +.
1884 albowiem choroba ME pozwa-
la}a mu ma w~czesnicjszy wyjazd do
Petersburga. JE. ks. biskupa Be-
r%esniewicz pragnaf mice PREY
sobie zacnego s}uge Bozego i
rozciagaf mad %schorza}ym tkliwa O.
pieke. Wszelkie wysi}ki sztuki le-
karskiej ME mog}y jednak przed4u-
zyc tego prawdziwie chrzesciah-
skiego zywota, kt6ry tel zamknaf
sic onegdaj ku powszechnemu Ia
lowi miast Kalisza i W}oc}awka,
gdzie zmar}y biskup by} dobrze
znanym, oraz ca}ej d~yecezyi, ola
kt6rei dobra tax gorliwie eli
choSci pracowa}.
CzcsG jego pamieci!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
OSTATNlE CHWILE


Czerniowecka Gazeta Po!sha
zamieszcza list Il. II. Jeza z
Genewy, pisany II marca, 20
dajacy tskie szczegoly o ostat-
nich chwilach zgasfego Jubi-
lata:
,,Krolkic teIegramy, wysla-
ne z Genewy. juz do was Ia
pewne doszfy i przyniosly VIA
domosG O chorobie Kraszew-
skiego. W slad "a telegrama-
mi pisze rych kllka slow,
ktore p%ewnoscia ciekawie
odczytacie. Mic dziwnego, re
losy KraszewslSiego i%nteresujq
mas: - d}ugo zyf z mann !
dfugo posrod mas Eczciwie
pfacC wal
Wiadomo, )aki los spotkaf
j. |. Kraszewskiego W San
Reno: trzesienie ziemi wype-
ditto starca domu i musial
mioszkac W baraku, napredce
z desek skleconym. Pomimo
.jedna& widocznego p%ognebie-
MIA umys}owego, ME ustawat
W pracy i kilka szczegofow
o tym fakcie ma predce przy-
stat. Dopiero powtorne trze-
sienie ziemi wysunefo go z
ciePlego pobrzeza Riviery.
Dnia IA. marca wieczornym
pociagiem przybyf on do &C.
newy TAX gleboko i katastro-
fe i wfasnemi materyalnemi
strataml dotkniety, re ledwie
%zatrzymaf sic W Hotel de la
Paix, poleci1 postaG nat;ch-
Mast pc lekarza, znanego tn
z szerokieJ praktyki, profesora
genewskiego uniwersystetu,
DR.. Laskowskiego, a rano po.
wiadomiono mnie o przybyciu
i chorobie naszego tu1acza.
DR.. Laskows'Si, zbadawszy
chorego, znalazf go W rozpa-
czliwym stanie: rece i nogi
ogromne, spuch1e, nabrzekie
puchlina wodnq, konczyny raS
i nog lodowate a SERGE tax
sfabo bio, ze ledwie dawalo
Shady aycia. Glory wreczyf
drowi Laskowskiemu caly
swoj fundusz do przechowania
i bfagaf ciagle:: ratujcie mnie,
ratujcie mnle. Gaia noe pre-
pedzif W goraczce, nieprzyto-
mny zupeln;e, Kiedym go ma
zajutrz odwiedzif, chory miaf
sic juz troche ]epiei i chocia4
czesto przytomnost tracii,
chwilapi ja odzyskiwa}, wtedy
poznaf mnie i rozmawiai re
NINA nieco."
KraszszewsM umar1 w sam
dzier swietes 20 Joyefa, a vice
W swoje imienjny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
lSkry NumOryStycznp.

w, tiurzc %pocztowem ziawin sig
sluzaca prosi, nby ten list, ktdry ivy
ma reku, zwazone,
Jest IA ciezki, trzeba dolcpit
jeszcze maike IN . ct - m6wi urzed-
mix.
- Talk - odoowiada dzicwczyna -
przecicz, jak doIcpic marke, TO bedzic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
PAM Il. prrymuic sluiaca i robi

PAM Il. plzymujc sluzaca robi jej
romaite uwagi.
-Przedew.zystkiem, moja kochana,
ha'z ostl6znie z oguiem ia sig strasz-
ME oba Hiam pozaru.
o! MECH paEi bedz;e zupelnie
spokojua = do mnie p,zychobzi fajer.
man colZitn wicczorem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14
Il SZaCunklem
p. Kosmowsha sekr. prot.
693-W. 18th Street.
Chicago, III.
Xcoda w Chicago.

Szanowny Redaktorze! RACE
umiesciG W }amach Wl,umsa,
Jak nizej oplewa.
Zgoda Tow. Budownlcze
i kasa Oszczednosci Wybra1a
nastepljqcych o%bywateli urze-
du.
Adam Blaszczyhski, PREF.
Jozef Oziemkowski, wiceprez.
A. NJ. Wleklinski, sekr. |.
Antoni Oziemkowski, sekr. III.
Jakob Czaszewicz, sekf. III.
Franciszek Wleklinski, kasyer.
Kaz. Zychlihski,)
Jan Schuster, Finansowy.
FIR. Kokotkiewjcz,)
"A. iCW 10, hOLilIoG
w. Lewandowski, Taksacyjh ny
B. Nowaczewski,)
S. wleklihski, Kom. sprav.
J. Szeszychi, ogolnych.
Jan Bednorz, notaryusz
Tow. Zgoda ma swoje
posiedz. kazda Sobota W Hall
OBJ. w. Lewandowskiego pod
No. l1S W 18th Str. Chicago.
Zarazem oznajmian, " w
Tow. Ego pc raz pier
sly zaczeto "pfacaG Ia dniu
Ego kwietnia i wszystko ldzic
W nalelytym porzadku.
Vice dalej Rodacy do die
la, p6ki czas!
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-04-14

wszelkie lody j przeszkcdy sto-
jace ma drodZe spelniania ojczy-
stych obowiazkow.
. P%osiedzenie zagaiFa prezeso-
wa PAM Samolihska znakiem
krzy2a swietego i wsrod uro-
czystej ciszy wypowiedziaia
patryotycznq move, kt6ra
zgromadzenie Pclek powsta-
wszy Z krzese} z najwy&szem
wys!uchafo wzruszeniem.
Me powtarzam tn tresci tel
przemowy patryotycznej, do
dam tylko, lie skutek tej2e byl
tax wzruszajacy do g}ebi du-
sze nosze, lie zaraz ma wste-
pie gorace Ivy puscily sic Z
oczu wszystkich patryo,ek,
W dalszym ciagu mowy, kiedy
i p. Sumolihskiej z wzruszenia
puscily sic Try place nasz prze-
szedt W og1lne szlochanie.
Nastaia chwila solenna, w kto-
rel tylko oko Opatrznosci po-
g'qdato }askawie ma skropiony
rzesistemi }zami Zwiazek serc
polskich wyganek w Amcryce.
Nastepnie przystqpiono do
debat mad dalszym rozwojem
towarzystwa, kt6rego celem
bedzie niesienie wsparcia W
c,aorobie i w%spieranie ,,Skarbu
Narodowego" z miesiec2nego,
ma ktore ma pierszem posie~
dzeniu wy2naczono 5 cent.
miesiecznie, ia wsparcie zas
w chorobie tygodniowo 3 dol.
Centr. Tow. Polek uznafo ro-
wniez ma pierwszem swcj EN-
posiedzeniu Zwiazek Narodo-
wy jake przewodniczaca misty
tucye narodowa W Ameryce j
uchwalifo w razie rozwiazonia
sic, co tylko moze nastapic,
gdyby poni2ej 7miu pozostafo
czfonkow, zebrany kapitaf Cd
daG W rece tegoz ma cello ma
rodowe. Ma ostatniem posle-
dzeniu przystqpifo nowych
l2cie czfonkow. Zgfosifv sic
DO posiedzeniu jeszcze 9 kan
dydatki.
u szacunkiem
p. Kosmowsh;a sekr. prot.
693-W. 18th Street.
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